The world’s full of places to go and people to meet, and travelling solo gives you the freedom to explore it all at your own pace. But whether you’re a serious planner or you prefer to go with the flow, knowing where to begin your trip is the starting point of a great adventure. We’ve…
Our very own Group Experience Manager, Nicole, scratched another country off the bucket list after embarking on our 17-day Hong Kong to Beijing Tour. The post Dragon Stories: Discover China with Nicole appeared first on The Dragon Trip. Source link
On our first morning in China our guide, Ping, took us to a local market in Yangshuo for a breakfast of steamed buns and warm soy milk. This set a precedent for the rest of the trip for a handful of us, and in each new city, the first task was always to scope out…
Ropa Usada, Hongdae Back in Hongdae, you’ll find Ropa Usada a veritable treasure trove of vintage fashions. With everything from shoes to tees, grunge staples to accessories, you’ll find a lot packed into a tiny space here – it’s nowhere near the size of fellow hotspots like Vin Prime, but it makes up for it…
Are you a solo traveller who wants to know where to travel in Thailand? If you’re seeking adventure, serenity, or a new cultural experience, it’s time to get Thailand on your bucket list. This Southeast Asian gem is one of the best destinations for solo travellers, and was ranked 7th among the safest countries in…
Izakayas are a staple of Japanese culinary culture – not that dissimilar from a pub or a tapas bar, they’re great informal settings to grab a bite to eat and a drink. Located in Shibuya, this all-vegan izakaya is walk-in only – which means you’ll have to be smart in order to get in. Once…
For the last 10 years I have been obsessed with travelling. I am on an absolute mission to visit every country in the world, I’m currently on 43 countries. I first started travelling when I was 17, with the main purpose of deciding whether I wanted to pursue teaching or nursing at university. My first…
Mount Misen Worship of Mount Misen by Miyajima’s local population dates back to the 6th century, and it’s not hard to see why. Though by no means the highest mountain in Japan (it’s around 500m, in comparison to Fuji’s almost 3,800m), the history of the area combined with the staggering views you’ll get from the…
